Green Gobbler 30% Concentrated Cleaning Vinegar for Home and Outdoor Use - Ultra-Filtered, 6x Stronger Than Traditional Table Vinegar, 1 Gallon

This stuff kills weeds quickly. Was surprised that it defoliated English ivy but the stuff grew back leaves. Great for other weeds.

Be careful where you get the vinegar and that you only get it on the plants you want to eliminate. I have used it on Japanese Knot weed and will purchase again to do another round.

Worked really well. Strong odor

I recently ordered Green Gobbler 30% Concentrated Vinegar, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed! This product truly lives up to its claim of being 6x stronger than traditional vinegar. It has become an essential tool in my cleaning arsenal for both indoor and outdoor tasks.Firstly, the concentration of this vinegar is remarkable. With its 30% concentration level, it effortlessly tackles tough stains, grime, and dirt that other cleaners struggle to handle. I have used it to clean my kitchen countertops, bathroom tiles, and even outdoor patio furniture, and the results have been outstanding. The Green Gobbler vinegar cuts through grease, soap scum, and hard water deposits like a champ, leaving surfaces sparkling clean.Another aspect that impressed me is the versatility of this product. It can be used for a wide range of cleaning applications. From cleaning windows to removing carpet stains, unclogging drains to deodorizing garbage disposals, this vinegar does it all. I appreciate having a single product that can handle so many different tasks, saving me time and money on purchasing multiple specialized cleaners.Furthermore, the Green Gobbler 30% Concentrated Vinegar is non-toxic and environmentally friendly. It contains no harsh chemicals, making it safe to use around children and pets. I appreciate knowing that I can maintain a clean and healthy home without compromising the well-being of my loved ones or the environment.The packaging is convenient and easy to use. The bottle comes with a spray nozzle that allows for precise application, ensuring that the vinegar reaches the desired area without wastage. The scent is also relatively mild compared to traditional vinegar, which is a definite plus.

This stuff is great. Kills weeds in a day or two. It really does work. Remember, you still gotta pull the dead ones….enjoy

I used this diluted 50% in a sprayer to wipe out a morning glory type weed with white flowers. Within a few hours, the plants were dead! But, BEWARE, the vinegar will eventually eat up most sprayer's rubber seal, so either rinse the sprayer out after each application, or get one with a vinegar proof seal. I won't be using chemicals banned in other countries but still allowed in the US again!

After doing some online research, several sources recommended concentrated vinegar in the range of 20-30% acidity for destroying unwanted vegetation. I opted for this method over using glyphosate, which some sources have associated with health risks. The unwanted vegetation was thistles, which managed to pop up through several inches of mulch. The attached photo shows what the thistles looked like 4 hours after being sprayed with this product (full strength). For comparison, you can see one small untreated thistle plant next to the dead ones.

It does seem to be a good cleaning vinegar, but I believe it actually has some soap in it.